NYC’s Tribeca neighborhood has—and continues to—attract trend-forward travelers for its ample shopping, drinking, and dining opportunities. Folks who want to live (or stay) like a born-and-bred New Yorker in this eclectic neighborhood need not look further than Walker Hotel Tribeca. This former ribbon-factory-turned-hip hotel boasts a buzzy lobby lounge, minimalist-inspired rooms, and, of course, a great location that puts you within mere minutes of Tribeca’s best boutiques, eats, and galleries.
What You Need to Know
The Look of Walker Hotel Tribeca
Step inside and you'll find guests and locals working and mingling in the main lobby area, which is connected to buzzy Blue Bottle Coffee. The space itself is stunning, with tons of natural light, communal seating, a fireplace, and plenty of house plants. To check into your room, however, you’ll have to head down the stairs to the lower level. This cozy space with a bright-hued couch, a dimly lit reception counter, and chic tiled flooring. In addition to Blue Bottle, other drinking and dining options include the chic sub-cellar cocktail bar, Saint Tuesday; the cozy, Mediterranean-inspired Mostrador; and the seasonal rooftop bar, Happy Be.
Unsurprisingly, the accommodations here are equally design-forward, with white exposed brick, herringbone wood floors, and plush linens. The bathrooms — although small — are tres chic with marble accents; the rainfall showers are a bonus. Also, despite the rooms’ small size, there is ample storage space both under the bed (where you’ll find large wooden drawers) and behind it (the open shelving, which is decorated with books and knickknacks, is great for storing snacks, drinks, and other small essentials).
The Vibe at Walker Hotel Tribeca
Walker Hotel Tribeca feels more like your hip friend’s apartment than an actual hotel, and that’s exactly the vibe the property is going for. What's more, this hotel is a popular spot for locals to work and play, so it’s quite common to see them dispersed throughout the common areas, bars, and restaurant.
Who Will Love Walker Hotel Tribeca
Trend-forward folks — solo travelers and couples alike — will love Walker Hotel Tribeca for its buzzy ambiance, great location, and, of course, the effortlessly cool aesthetic.
Who Might Not Love Walker Hotel Tribeca
The rooms here are small, even for NYC standards (the largest is 240 square feet!), so those traveling in groups should stay elsewhere.


